Move Logistics Group LimitedNZX: MOV

FY22 Results Presentation

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MOVE LOGISTICS GROUP LIMITED

FY22 RESULTS AND STRATEGY

Chris Dunphy, Executive Director

Lee Banks, Chief Financial Officer

24 August 2022

FY22 PERFORMANCE SNAPSHOT

First 9 months of 2-year programme to strengthen and grow MOVE

Earnings in line with guidance

Continuing Operations1

INCOME

EBITDA

EBIT

NPAT/NLAT3

Normalised2

Normalised2

$349.1m

$54.3m

$12.2m

$(4.2)m

FY21: $332.3m

FY21: $54.5m

FY21: $11.2m

FY21: $0.9m

NPAT

LTIFR

GEARING

FREE CASHFLOW

Normalised2

$0.4m

15.81

22.3%

$43.9m

FY21: $(0.2)m

FY21: 19.84

FY21: 62.9%

FY21: $45.0m

  1. Continuing operations excludes Specialist due to the planned divestment of this division
  2. Normalised EBITDA, Normalised EBIT and Normalised NPAT exclude non-controlling interest and non-trading adjustments of $3.4m pre-tax related to restructuring and resetting the business as part of the strategic plan (FY21: $1.5m)
  3. Including discontinued operations, attributable to owners of the company

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UPDATE ON KEY STRATEGIC PRIORITIES

Resetting the business to deliver growth

COMPLETED:

  • Comprehensive business review
  • Restructured the business divisions to better reflect asset utilisation and customers
  • Strengthened the leadership team
  • Commenced digital journey
  • Refreshed the Board
  • Diversified the share register
  • Considerably strengthened the financial structure through successful $40m capital raise

IN PROGRESS:

• Fix Freight:

• Concentrate on margin

• Freight system upgrade

• Transition to asset light model

• Execute Move Oceans strategy, commencing with trans-Tasman route

  • Grow the Contract Logistics offering
  • Focus on industry verticals
  • Reposition property
  • Improve capability and retention
  • Sale process for Specialist business

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FY22 OPERATING ENVIRONMENT

Challenging but surmountable conditions

OPERATING ENVIRONMENT

  • Restricted operating environment due to COVID lockdowns
  • Increase in global and local supply chain disruption
  • Increasing inflationary pressure
  • Driver shortages becoming more acute
  • Interest rates continue to rise

IMPACT ON MOVE

  • Significant decrease in fuel deliveries due to reduced client demand and impact of COVID on normal trading levels
  • Supply chain disruptions and cost pressures delaying planned improvements in Freight reset programme
  • Delay in asset replacement programme (trucks) resulting in increased maintenance costs on existing assets
  • Increased operating costs
  • Strong international volumes and record ocean freight pricing

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FINANCIAL RESULTS

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